Best Enshrouded Server Hosting in 2026

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LOW.MS

Best overall

£3.88/mo$5.25 · 4 slots · 10GB standard

LOW.MS is dramatically better value than when we first reviewed Enshrouded. The live product now starts at $5.25 per month for four slots and includes 10GB RAM as standard, with the game supporting up to 16 slots. That is comfortably above Keen Games' own statement that the dedicated server process idles around 4.4GB and should remain under roughly 6GB physical RAM.

Cloud Backup and Cloud Restore, SFTP, scheduled tasks, configuration tools, DDoS protection and free migration are included. London is part of the LOW.MS network, and its current Enshrouded page is already marked ready for Update 8: Forging the Path. The combination of price, memory headroom, recovery tooling and UK routing makes this one of the clearest #1s on the site.

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Kinetic Hosting

Best transparent budget alternative

£5.90/mo$7.99 · 8GB RAM

Kinetic technically starts at $4.99 for 4GB, but we do not use that as the comparison tier. Keen Games says the Enshrouded server process alone idles around 4.4GB, so the first Kinetic plan we would actually buy is 8GB at $7.99. That still works out extremely well against most of the market.

The package uses NVMe, eight CPU threads and hardware advertised up to Ryzen 9 9950X at 5.7GHz, with five backup slots, SFTP, scheduled tasks and no artificial provider-side player cap. Enshrouded itself still caps the server at 16 players. A seven-day refund and easy RAM upgrades make Kinetic the cleanest alternative if LOW.MS is unavailable.

Spelhosting is the strongest small-provider value challenger. Its six-gigabyte Enshrouded tier costs 60 SEK per month at the normal rate, with 8GB at 80 SEK and 10GB at 100 SEK. Keen Games says the dedicated process should not use more than roughly 6GB physical RAM, making this an unusually direct resource match.

The provider advertises Ryzen 9 hardware, 25GB NVMe, DDoS protection, free backups and scheduled restarts. We would still choose the 8GB tier for extra margin if the price difference is irrelevant to you, but the 6GB package is the cheapest clean resource match we found.

GHOSTCAP starts Enshrouded at $8.99 for 8GB and scales in clean two-gigabyte steps all the way to 40GB. All current plans advertise Ryzen 9 9950X hardware, NVMe, a full control panel and large-scale DDoS mitigation. Germany and Poland are the European locations.

Automatic backups and full FTP access are included, which matters more than the page's 'unlimited players' wording because Enshrouded itself caps dedicated servers at 16. GHOSTCAP also markets full mod support, but Keen Games still says it cannot promise official mod support, so we do not award ranking points for that claim.

EUGameHost's Basic package is £8.73 per month for up to eight players and 16GB DDR4, with a 24GB full-group package at £15.00. London is explicitly available, alongside automatic backups, FTP/SFTP, 10Gbps networking and Intel 4GHz-plus CPU positioning.

Sixteen gigabytes is far more memory than Keen Games says the dedicated process should consume, so we do not rank it highly because of the huge number alone. It ranks fifth because the bill is still reasonable, London is confirmed, backups are included and the 48-hour refund makes testing low risk.

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4NetPlayers

Best cheap London slot plan

£5.10/mo10 slots · tax included

4NetPlayers sells 10 Enshrouded slots for £5.10 per month including tax, making it one of the cheapest straightforward London packages in the entire comparison. A full 16-slot server costs £13.80 at the normal rate, with a lower first-month promotion that we deliberately ignore for ranking.

NVMe, automatic backups, FTP, task scheduling, automatic updates and free game switching are included. The missing data point is RAM. Since Keen Games publishes unusually specific process-memory figures, a public allocation would make this much easier to compare against LOW.MS and Kinetic.

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LogicServers

Best flexible legacy budget host

£7.18/mo$9.73 · 8 slots · ex VAT

LogicServers remains relevant two years after the old page put it second. Current pricing is roughly $5.20 for four slots, $9.73 for eight and $15.87 for 16, before VAT. We use the eight-player tier as the normal comparison instead of making the cheapest four-slot number look like a full-group product.

London, Stockholm and Frankfurt are available, with TCAdmin, full FTP, backup/restore, configuration editing, command-line controls and one-click updating. The main weakness is unchanged: the public product still does not give us a clean RAM allocation.

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Gaming Deluxe

Best cheap UK backup retention

£4.32/moNative GBP starting price

Gaming Deluxe now starts Enshrouded at £4.32 per month, a huge improvement over the kind of pricing the old page implied for UK premium providers. London, Paris and Frankfurt are offered on a platform advertising 5GHz-plus CPUs, NVMe, DDR5 and enterprise DDoS protection.

Seven days of automatic offsite backups is particularly useful because Enshrouded world progression is server-side. The problem is product transparency: the landing page does not state the exact starting RAM or player allocation, so £4.32 cannot be treated as equivalent to LOW.MS's 10GB or Kinetic's 8GB package.

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GTX Gaming

Best established UK network

£4.32/moNative GBP starting price

GTX Gaming is one of the biggest corrections from the old page. It previously showed £24.99; the live Enshrouded product now starts at £4.32. London, Stockholm, Paris and Frankfurt are part of the network, with premium Ryzen 7950X/9950X options, automatic backups and 24/7 support.

As with Gaming Deluxe, the starting RAM allocation is not exposed cleanly on the public landing page. We therefore refuse to let the £4.32 headline outrank fixed 6GB, 8GB and 10GB packages. GTX is still a very credible UK choice, particularly for buyers who value a mature control panel and location depth.

PingPerfect's eight-slot Enshrouded server costs $13.52 per month and publishes the resources behind it: 9GB RAM, normal 4.5GHz-class hardware and roughly 100GB NVMe. That transparency alone makes it easier to recommend than many cheaper slot hosts.

Nightly backups, DDoS mitigation, 21 locations and a 48-hour free trial are included. The 16-slot plan becomes expensive at $42.92 for 12GB, so PingPerfect is much more compelling for an eight-player group than a max-size community.

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Host Havoc

Best premium owned infrastructure

£7.38/mo$10 · 4 slots

The old GSH page still says Host Havoc is Coming Soon. It is now fully live, starting at $10 per month for four slots and scaling to 16, with London and Amsterdam available. Host Havoc owns and operates its hardware, using Xeon and Ryzen CPUs, DDR4/DDR5 and NVMe.

TCAdmin includes web console, file manager, logs, offsite backups and data restore. The page's self-hosting RAM discussion mixes machine-level requirements with managed process needs and should not be treated as a hosting-plan rule. Keen Games' own process FAQ is much more useful for that comparison.

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AleForge

Best exact-floor premium package

£8.85/mo$11.99 · 6GB Standard

AleForge publishes 4GB at $7.99, 5GB at $9.99 and 6GB at $11.99 on its Standard line. Because the official server process idles around 4.4GB and can climb toward 6GB, we compare the 6GB Masterwork tier rather than rewarding a starter that sits below the idle figure.

The 6GB tier includes 60GB NVMe and four user backups, with flexible larger plans available. AleForge advertises mod support, but Keen Games still says official mod support cannot be promised, so that marketing does not influence our ranking.

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Nitrado

Best flexible legacy slot host

£9.29/mo8 slots · 30 days

Nitrado's current Enshrouded offers include six slots at £6.99, eight at £9.29 and 16 at £15.13 for 30 days. London and Frankfurt are available, with runtime and slot count adjustable through the familiar Nitrado platform.

Automated backups and broad location choice are useful, but RAM is not published for the Enshrouded package. We use the eight-player tier as a normal-group reference, leaving the six-slot plan available for smaller teams.

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Indifferent Broccoli

Best no-RAM-cap trial

£11.81/mo$15.99 · 8 players · uncapped RAM

Indifferent Broccoli prices Enshrouded by player count rather than memory. One player is $5.99, four cost $9.99, six cost $12.99, eight cost $15.99 and a full 16-player server is $20.99. Every plan uses the provider's uncapped-RAM model.

That model is reassuring if you never want to think about a memory slider, and the two-day no-card trial plus seven-day refund are excellent. For Enshrouded specifically, however, Keen Games already tells us the server process should stay below roughly 6GB, so uncapped RAM is less valuable than on games with unpredictable memory growth.

RespawnHost's fixed Enshrouded tier starts at €14.25 per month for 6GB, which is a technically sensible match to Keen Games' stated server-process ceiling. Its alternative pay-per-use model bills only while the server runs, making it attractive for groups that meet a few evenings each week.

The provider maintains detailed 2026 Enshrouded documentation covering `enshrouded_server.json`, save transfer and server setup. Frankfurt is the European region. It is not a raw price winner on fixed monthly hosting, but the billing model gives it a niche no conventional host can match.

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BisectHosting

Best polished dynamic platform

Configure liveDynamic per-GB pricing

BisectHosting's Enshrouded product is built on BisectOne with 21 locations, NVMe, free DDoS protection, game swapping, three days of backups and Instance Manager. Functionally, it is much stronger than the old GSH page suggested.

The current recurring price is rendered dynamically and is not exposed cleanly in the public crawl. The old page's fixed $7.99/4GB claim should therefore be retired rather than carried forward. If checkout is competitive, Bisect can easily outperform this ranking.

XGamingServer advertises a discounted 4GB Starter at $8.40, renewing at $12, but that allocation sits below Keen Games' stated 4.4GB idle process usage. We therefore compare the 6GB Novice tier at its $15 renewal price rather than rewarding the promotional headline.

Its June 2026 Enshrouded documentation is detailed and covers co-op, dedicated-server requirements and configuration. DDoS protection, backups and management tooling are included. Mod/plugin marketing should still be read cautiously because official game support remains unpromised.

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Wabbanode

Best current Enshrouded docs with broken checkout

£8.80/moCatalogue start · live total broken

Wabbanode's game catalogue lists Enshrouded from $11.92 per month and offers London, Germany, France and Finland. Its July 2026 knowledge base is unusually game-specific, covering difficulty, enemy settings, resource production, day/night configuration and beta branches.

The live configurator is the problem: it currently renders a $0.00 total and uses generic RAM-to-player estimates that can exceed Enshrouded's real 16-player limit. The provider correctly notes that Enshrouded does not currently have official mod/Workshop support, which is a nice contrast to many competitors.

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Survival Servers

Best deep recovery history

£14.03/mo$19 regular · 8 slots

Survival Servers renews at $19 per month for eight slots and $28 for 16, with Germany and France as the nearest regions. The platform includes full FTP, location switching, a custom configuration panel, DDoS protection and premium NVMe options.

Recovery depth remains the strongest reason to buy it: the provider's broader platform keeps frequent database snapshots across a five-day window. Its Enshrouded FAQ says 4-6 players need 16GB RAM, but that is effectively repeating Keen Games' whole-machine recommendation rather than the separate game-process usage of roughly 4.4-6GB. We keep those concepts separate.

Blue Fang Solutions currently lists Enshrouded from $17 per month. Its network includes London and nearby continental Europe, while the Overseer panel provides web file management, FTP, command-line controls and support add-ons.

The public product does not give us a clean RAM figure tied to the $17 starting package, which is a major disadvantage when much cheaper competitors publish 6GB-10GB allocations. The 72-hour refund is useful, but the current value proposition is more about managed service than raw hardware per pound.

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Shockbyte

Best mainstream automation, weak value

£14.76/mo$19.99 · 8 players

Shockbyte's current regular ladder is $11.99 for four players, $19.99 for eight and $24.99 for 16. Automatic backups, full file access, scheduled restarts, DDoS protection and a 72-hour self-service refund are included.

The platform is mature, but the eight-player bill is almost four times LOW.MS's four-slot starting price while exposing less resource detail. Shockbyte remains easy for beginners, yet it no longer deserves the old page's top-three placement on current Enshrouded value.

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GPORTAL

Official Keen Games host

£16.98/mo$23 · 10 slots / 30 days

GPORTAL is the official hosting partner named by Keen Games and sells 4-16 Enshrouded slots. The current 30-day product crawl shows 10 slots at $23 and 16 slots at $28, with backup storage and automatic update support.

Official status is a genuine confidence signal, but it does not override price. The current page crawl exposed Dallas rather than a UK/EU location for the shown order cards, so we do not assume London. For British buyers, several cheaper providers give us both better location clarity and stronger resource transparency.

Apex starts Enshrouded at 6GB, which is one of the more technically sensible defaults on the page, but the recurring price is $22.49. Eight gigabytes renews at $27.99 and 16GB at $71.99. First-month discounts are lower, but we rank the bill you keep paying.

Full FTP, DDoS, automatic backups/updates and 24/7 support are included. The provider's modpack language is generic and should not be mistaken for official Enshrouded mod support. This is a premium managed service with weak price-per-resource value.

Nodecraft offers Lite servers that sleep when unused and Premium servers that remain online continuously. For a technically sensible 6GB allocation, Lite renews at $17.88 while a true 24/7 Premium server renews at $29.98. Four-gigabyte tiers are cheaper but sit below the official idle-process figure.

The panel, cloud backups, free trial and automated tasks are excellent. Wake & Play can be clever for scheduled groups, but Enshrouded's main reason for renting a dedicated server is often to keep the world available when the host is offline. For that use case, Premium is simply expensive.

Citadel's current shopping cart lists Enshrouded from £22 per month and describes support for up to 16 players. The wider platform offers FTP, configuration tools, scheduled backups, NVMe and a broad international network.

At £22 with no public RAM allocation attached to the Enshrouded product, the value is extremely difficult to defend against the top half of this list. Citadel remains a legitimate option for existing customers who like its panel, but it is not competitive enough for a fresh recommendation today.